= * HLM, Comal & Co - . Members 'Montreal Stock a See ge Exchange, : 105-106 TRANSPORTATION BUILDING, sTOCKS BONDS Nees ne z Free to Bovs MODEL STEAM ENGINE Runs like si a spurting steamand maki as much fuss as though it were running the electric light plant of your town. Has brass lacquered boiler, with saftey valve. blued steel firebox, with spirit burners, and blued steel chimney. All running parts of best quality metal. Send us your name and we will send you 40 packages of our lovely emboss- ed St. Patrick and Easter Postcards (HONORING THE 'The Latest _ Designs Lame 3 HEROIC DEAD RECORDS OF THE GRAVES OF WAR'S VICTIMS) Even the Germans Have Shown Some Chivalry to the Fallen, as Inseriptions Indicate. It has been the business of both sides--one of the sidelines of the cords of the graves of the fallen men. Their resting places are ticketed and numbered, and duly entered in regis- \ters, In areas that have been occu- pied successively by the Germans 'and the British, a number of graves bear two numbered stakes. This goes to show the pains that have been taken to record the spots that have been hallowed by the remains of those men who have made the supreme sacrifice. In spite of all this care, however, the numbers of nameless graves are very considerable. In areas where fighting of an extremely intense char- grim business of war--to keep re-| FEARING SEIZURE Refused to Buy German-Made Goods and Where Possible Did Not Replace Stolen Articles. During the occupation of Brussels 4d, each, empty tins for 1d. and 244d. each, old linen, leather trunks, old clothes, books and furnture brought cost price and as much as possible was sold by the Belgians because they 'never knew\what would be seized by their tormentors, Those same tor- mentors paid £80 for an oriental car- pet four feet square that cost £40 in 1880 and had been in constant use. They also paid 1,800 franes for a piano which cost 1,400 francs eleven years ago. Other similar purchases were made with the intention of sell- ing the articles later on--doubtless bearing the magic words "Made in BELGIANS . SOLD PROPERTY by the Huns old corks sold for 3d. and x pa send you the Doll Carriage wi charge if = Ete =e show your your friends and get Just three of them to sell our goods and earn prizes, too. Send us your name and ad- dress to-day so you can get your Dolland D quickly Address HOMER-WABREN Dept: 46 FREE Tociris | This big doll is 1 vhes tall, has jointed legs. i Sarriage has steel ~, frame and wheels, and hood are made of leatherette. It ig.24 inches high and ig just the right~size for the big Doll. Just send us your name and address d we will send| : } "Success is largely a matter of buy- ing experience and selling it at 'a pro- fit." --"The Gentie Cynic." d' ou 80 packages of Rwy Our lovely embossed Loge St. Patrick and East- aS er Postcards to sell In Turkestan every wedding. en-| BIG NOLL ANP pouL CARRIAGE 'Bagement begins with the payment of. a) in- 1a substantial ide, and arms and natural | girl's parent's. If the giz] jilts her | === Delt" coe 8 and feet. The lover the engagement 'gift has to be ; ' returned unless the parents have an- "the seat, back and other daughter to give as a substi- tute. : : ei : Minard's Liniment Cures Gargzet in Cows VW APED BLACK FOX. PAY SOIT- 4able reward. Reid s, Bothwell, Ont. : on ays ta FOR SALE. EQUIPPED ' NEWSPAFER -V¥ and job printing plant in Mastern Ontario. Insurance carried $1,600. Will RO $1,200 on quick sale. Hox 62, Wilson Publishing Go.) Ltd.. Toronto EEKLY NEWSPAPER #OR SALE in New Ontarlo. Owne® coing to France. Will sell $2,000. omh double that amount. poly J. H.,. cl) Wilson Publishing Co.. Limited, Toront > MISCELLANEOUS °F . ee ANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, BTC. } consideration to the ELL te ne own internal and external. cured with- ~ fat 10 cents a pack e, w When they are sold pend 4S our money and we will Send you the Big 'Doll, With all charges pre- id, and we will also you will Doll to oll Carriage COMPANY' Toronto Question of Immigration and Pags- INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL -- é : out pain by our home treatment. rite A bo before too late, Dr. Bellman Medical ee 0. Bots Ea ACHES AND PAINS You'll find Sloan's Linim ot softens the severe rheumatic ache * Put it on freely, Don't rub it in, Just let it penetrate naturally, What a ' sense of soothing relief soon follows! \ AL en to ports at Peace Congress. From_an authoritative source a correspondent is informed that when the major issues are decided at 'the Peace Conference it is certain that the powers" will discuss the question of passport restrictions, along with the genera] subject of international travel, and especially the subject of immigration. : External aches, stiffness, soreness, cramped muscles, strained sinews, | back '"'cricks'--those ailments can't fight off the relieving qualities of Sloan's Liniment.. Clean, conveniént, economical, Made in Canada. Ask -- any druggist for it, oe to sell at 10 cents -new }j for vt i i ra a package. When A brand-new idea for a sthool frock acter extended over long periods, it | Germany. : sold, send ug the : for the sprightly little miss, featuring was a matter of impossibility to bury | Dyed Sheets for Dresses. send you the steam _ vee ce cect with belt slipping 5+ all the men who fell between the | Wonderful dyes Were to be, ob- PS a ™ sip aercaiee: so = vide of vg ns Ines of the contending forces; and, in tained easily in Brussels and during aac Call Senewek prac " cme Dr s Places,.there are graves where very | the past summer Belgian ladies dyed HOMER-WARREN CoO. In 5 apg t te Ao Betas Pace belated internments have taken place. theiy sheets according to fancy and DEPT. 47, TORONTO anion ee bras 2 In Irish House--so named in compli-| wore them. Last winter their spare ; ment to the Irish Fusiliers--whch pjankets were transformed into lies between Kemmel and the Wys-j coats. For a while the Belgians were Use Cuticura Soap Because it is best for their tender skins. Help it now and then with touches of Cuticura Ointment applied to first signs of redness, sais 8 09 pimples or dandruff, If mothers would only use these super-creamy emollients for every-day toilet pur- poses how much sufferin might be TAKING STOCK A British Tommy Sums Up What He Learned in the Army. On the contra side there is a career broken short, and consequent mone- tary loss and future uncertainty. ehaete end of the Messines Ridge, there is one large grave which holds the remains of an officer and thirty- two men of the Gordon Highlanders-- nameless--who died in June, 1916, ang were buried July, 1917, by the Trish Fusiliers. : hoaxed into wearing their own patri- , tie emblems which had been manu- | factured by the Hun and put on sale in Brussels. But as soon as the hoax ; was discovered Belgians refused to | avail themselves of the privilege of buying German-made goods. A flint One of the arguments for the neces- sity of some form of passport super- vision is that dangerous \ agitators would not travel as immigrants. It is now thought by the police jin this and other allied countries that many international crooks were killed dur- scalp trou card: RS, » avoided ma preventing little skin and les becoming serious, Sample Each Free by Meil. Address post. uticura, Dept. N. Sold by dealers throughout the world, U.S. A."" -- FOR GREATER HORSE EFFICIENCY GIVE Sloan's] Liniment Ea Ss "Pais: Again, to be cut off from several 2 € eral 7 5 ees 2 ; years of one's prime from Soo'ety and An Heroic German. and steel for lighting the gas, al-/'ing the war, and that this class of the Paradise of Civilization is no Farther up, amongst the ruins of | though clever, was agen Bey an ee ee slioht mic : OB bw " e 2 slabora son Nel lat 10 W. © ate ive trouble as in former times. The rigor and changes of winter weather reduce your slight misfortune, 'he Army tenden- i, Wyschaete itself, are some elaborate eS yg cs : Rh pas s. 33 water ' are take *, yoract { nit ee) horse's vitality. In such condition, he is susceptible to con« Huns. Brass wate taps: were .taken | Tt is Suggested that with war time tagious disease. His efficiency is lowered if his system is ty to idle, and sometimes to shirk, has crosses on which the names of British 2 rae : Ages) by the enemy and for these they paid | passports the surveillance is too cost- sae ot able to withstand exposure to disease. SPOHN'S will een implanted in me. I swear freely, soldiers appear, surrounded by 'other ly and too embarrassing to legitimate EES Keep your horse in_ condition and free from disease. Pre- Spchn's Distemper Compound vents and relleves 3 : two franes fifty, charging six franes ¢ and am tarred : imatis ain Ce STEMPER, INFLUENZA, P with animatism, 'for taps to replace the requisitioned ie phe soe psa 3 jones. The new ones were, of course, "made in Germany." Door handles and bell pulls were seized in the same way but were not replaced by house- owners. It became "all the style" to hang a piece of firewood to the bell wire. On the credit side, health has been improved by the outdoor life. My job was despatch-rider, R.E. A B.E.F. motor cyclist must under- stand army organization, thow tha signal service is run, and something of the instruments used. Mechanical resourcefulness has been drilled into him by a harsh tutor--michance-- and, no matter how bad the roads and weather, he has become the complete and fearless traveller. He has to cullti- vate a detsctive's astutteness in un- ravelling mysteries and tracking lost crosses, bearing German names. This marks the position reached by a tide time thrown back. Amongst what was known to soldiers as the "Cata- combs" of Wyschaete village, a single cross bears the inscription in Englsh: "Here lies an heroic German." Fre- quently the' word "brave" appears on these crosses, as a trbute by either German or British to a fallen foe; but one wonders what deed inspired the use of the word "heroic." Over towards Lake Zillebeke, in-a little graveyard in a quadrangle of muti- of British advance whch was at that | Loot Sent to Germany. Houses were constantly searched | for everything that could be used in | manufacturing ammunition, choice furniture was seized as well as ele- gant or luxurious clothing--all sent travel and trade to be maintained in its present form, and that some simpl- er methods may be evolved in the Conference between the nations at Paris. 7 Keep Your Health TO-NIGHT TRY Minard's Liniment for that Cold and Tired Feeling. COUGHS and COLDS. We have purchased from the These include TOURING CARS, BUSSES, COVERED DELIVERY CARS, LIGHT TRUCKS IMPERIAL MUNITIONS BOARD A large number of Studebaker Cars, which were used by the The Royal Air Force fia lated trees, one cross bears the Ger-| to Germany as loot. During. this and a wizard with maps. Armed with : : : man inscription--"'A Brave British | time there was no communication with pliers, a Primus stove, petrol, and the| This new side-closing dress may be Stretcher-Bearer!" And a broken/ the outside world--only such letters doctrine of "Scrouge," he can feed | converned into quite a dressy affair by stretcher lies eloquently across the | and news as the Hun chose to allow. and house himself anywhere. These| #dding the overdress, which consists rave, It is scarcely conceivable that France assets are mine. 6 back and front panels with enoag Ars place called Preston Dump, and Belgium are even now filled with I have shouldered the responsibili- belt outa one McCall Pattern No. which, slightly north of Messines, was | war's victims who are hearing for the ties of a section N.C.O., and gained 5 pees: PONYSEY Ie AITeam a se once a German dump, and aftevwards first time of what has been happen- Renae ee a experience of thousands of men when} 6 sizes, 34 to 44 bust. ; Price, 2 a was made an egineering dump by the ing outside their own little environ- Bi rani © hag of are races extemporising as their trainer on a/ cent Transfer Design No, -cabod British, there were two graves to-| ment during the awful five years just Give te ta os ak ee = units; 'he is handy with a revolver, : Also a number of large INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES with SIDE CARS, TRAILERS: also a large number of TIRES and MOTOR CYCLE PARTS, These Cars and.Cycles have been kept in first-class condition by the Military Authorities. We are offering these Vehicles at a price that will clear them out in a very short space of time. They may be seen at the old Royal Air Force Garage, 164 Dupont Street, and any communications may be addressed to Get Well, Keep Well, Kill Spanish Flu by using the OLD RELIABLE. MINARD'S LINIMENT CO. Lta. Yarmouth, N.S. closed. special service. I have met types finer| Price, 20 cents. than novel hheroes, and scoundrels rse than stage villains. The com- les made by a soldier are a proud equisition. Agreeable exercise in French has been provided gratis, and one may expect some good practice in German. Habits and ideas thave changed. Diffidence was soon exchanged © for self-reliance; conceits and fads have been knocked out of me by remorse- less "leg-pulling." Once 'prejudiced against strong liquor, J now drink moderately, be- cause soldiering has shown me. that sociability, induced by drinking to- gether, often cures sel SS. I know that the gunner and infantry- man have been crucified in battle for others' sake; therefore, I resent any code that lectures them instead of try- ing to cure their lot. I am not so con- vineed a democrat, for I see in the Army that the illiterate of the rank and file subsequently abuse power placed in their hands, Corresponding- ly, I view more reasonably the system of caste that rules the Army, and largely our country, since my khaki 's have taught me that our yvernors are more mag- gether--one that of a German, the other that. of.a Britisher. Weather, of a shell explosion had knocked the crosspiece from the German cross. into place. duty, same as I do." Those two crosses in the angle between 1 road and the lines of a light raiiway lean towards one another, as if in a spizit of reconciliation. A Child's Grave. A child's grave near Morville, in- scribed with a child's prayer in Ger- man rhyme, speaks of a Hun less Hunnish than those who compassed the little one's death. Now that the war is over, and the districts where the severest fight'ng took place are freed, the work taat remains to be done is beiaz com- pleted; and now, also, the pe»ple who have lost relatives in th2 war are making eager enquiries to know where those they love are sleeping. An cp- portunity will surely be offered for those who desire it' to make pilgrim- tages to the places where these loved ones are buried. One of the men of our party insisted | ow finding it and hammering it Lack } "Poor beggar!" he said, "I | suppose he thought he was doing his | ---- LOSSES BY SUBMARINES Power to Control or Forbid Building of Them Must be Secured. Referring to a report received from aris by way of New York, 'that a | plan for assuring freedom of the seas includes the restricted use of abolition of the submarine, the London Daily Telegraph says: "The submarine campaign was aimed at this country, and we suf- fered worse than all the other na- tions combined. There is danger that that fact may be overlooked. Be- sides ships, we lost cargoes valued at hundreds of millions of pounds sterling, while 15,000 British men, women and children were assassin- ated at sea. "As we made no special represen- | tations on this subject, there has been a tendency to suggest that we emerged from this pira¢y rather well off. Let it be remarked once more | that 90,000,000 tons of our shipping | lie at the bottom of the sea. We are more interested than any com- dry wipe again with a soft cloth dip- ped in beaten whyite of an egg. Let the egg dry and then polish with a soft cloth. a Miinzard's Giniment Cures Diphtheria The sugar beet crop in Southwest- 164 DUPONT sf. D. L. McINTYRE . TORONTO ern Ontario was good last year, the | & yield running from-15 to 18 tons per | & About $10.50 per ton iis being | | acre. patid for them. GARDEN, FIELD, LAWN & FLOWER SEEDS. Write for Free Catalogue and Book- let entitled "Making the Garden Pay." HARRY'S SEED STORE Dept. H 860 Dorchester St. W., Montreal, Que. SPRING MUSKRATS We pay the best price for Spring Nuskrats Send any Furs you have. You are assured of satisfaction in price and Tha nee THE MU Dept. W.L. Without obligation s booklet explaining p ciples of the /'Ultona." Here is the FINAL Phonograph t Plays ALL Records CORRECTLY BALE Swe ABIL NP, EL ETN IPA DPE GAL OO ICER of This is the only phonograph with the wonder- ful "Ultona" réproducer which has three dis- tinct places for needtes, including the diamond voint that stays permanently in position. The "Ultona" js the only "all-r®eord * yepro- » ducer providing the exact weight, needle and diaphragm for each make of record. Another exclusive feature is the all-w ood tone chaniber---bullt like a violin entirely free from tin or cast iron. FILL IN THIS CouroN|) SICAL MERCHANDISE SALES CO. Excelsior Life Bldg. end me, free of charge, your rin- Town... Toronto munity in the proposs].for the aboli- tion of the submarine. It would be misleading to claim that naval _ % s > ; e opinion iS unanimous in this matter, fhe Victorial Memorial Commands a but a large body of naval opinion, Good View of the Mali. and even a larger proportion of nage of the soil; in fact, Right in front of Buckingham Pal-| Statesmen on both sides the Atlantic ; acid to the real expense of ace stands the Victoria _Memorijal,| favor the abolition of the U-boat. f which commands a view of the whole Siete eee length of the Processional Way which 'is called The Mall. Access to the central monument is gained by flights of stone steps, and these lead to a spacious platform sur- rounded by a low wall, ; platform has become, from its | position and great advantage as a viewpoint, London's grandstand, To get a front place on this plat- 1 the governed, similar- SS eau LONDON'S GRANDSTAND treatment. ABBEY FUR COMPANY 310 St. Paul St. W., Montreal, Que. In business for 30 years Reference: Bank of Hdchelaga, St. Henry. frock of youthful and graceful lines. -- Pattern -No. 8742, Misses' ope In 8 sizes, 16 to 20 years. | Manures, fertilizers, and crop roita- 95 cents. 'Transfer Design No: tion will not compensate for a lack of | 99g price, 20 cents. ly placed, would be. underd Pictorial War Pain? Hirst's will stop it! S. J. DUNCAN-CLARK, with Used for 40 years toreliove rheumatism, lombago, neuralgia, sprains, lame Cc da' V . back, toothache, earache, swollen joints, sore throat and other paine anada's Valorous Achievements ful complaints. Have a bottle in the house. Alldealers of write us, By MAJOR W. S. WALLACE, M.A.(ox. |} HIRST REMEDY COMPANY, Hamilton, Canada Lecturer in Modern History in Toronto University. ies Seu Large Handsome Volume, over 400 double column Pages, equal to about 800 ordinary pages. Pictures onevery page, Nearly 400 Official Photos, besides Beautiful Colored Plates, One double page. in most effective colors, showing Camouflage: heavy gun battery, worth about half the price of the book, AGENTS WANTED FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. : For exclvsive territory, No time to lose, The elegant colored plates and superior Canadian official photos sell this book on sight. 'THIS IS DIFFERENT to any other war book on the market, therefore competition nil. Send 6Oc. mailing expenses of elaborate working outfit end full instructions immediately, The J. L. NICHOLS CO. Limited, TORONTO e-0----2--0---0----0----0--- 0 --- 0-0 0-0 ® LISTEN TO THIS! SAYS GORNS LIFT RIGHT OUT NOW o---0----0----0----0----0----- 0 0-0-0 0 --0---~9, You reckless men and women who form "is to command a splendid view are pestered with corns and who have ; ; at least once a week invited an awful of any Royal or national procession OF | death from lockjaw or blood poison are funetion which has its centre of ob-| now told by a Cincinnati authority to jective at the palace of our King and| use a drug called freezone, which the Queen and is the cause of rivalry long} moment a few drops are applied to before any such function is timed to! any corn, the soreness is relieved and itake place. soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts Of late it has been one of the sights out with the fingers. g ete ecg : It is a sticky ether compound which of the town to see the way it has been dries the moment it is applied and crowded on such occasions as when simply shrivels the. corn without in- the British generals, headed by Field flaming or evenirritating the surround- Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, came to] ing tissue or skin, It is claimed that luncheon with the King, and when| 4 quarter of an ounce of freezone will President Wilson came to be the| C8t.very little at any of the drug King's guest, and later made a sort of | S!0T@S, but is sufficient to rid one's fect : : of every hard or soft corn or callus. royal progress to the city, to be en-} yoy are further warned that cutting tertained by the Lord Mayor. at a corn is a suicidal habit. On-such occasions London's grand- bi "ee 3s aed een eo : stand is a "stand" indeed, for there Only one county in Ontario has not is only standing room. joy scene ae ane ene : dopte ounty road system un BN L-Oe the pAtIO atameaay coat, or by| When the King and (Queen, aecom- a jobend cis Facaey Tee ce BANE arte cutting away the front and using a} panied by their guests, come out upon! have taken over control of 9,200 miles| . The Cause of vest and collar, ag illustrated, an en-| the balcony of the palace, as they of road and improved 2,325 miles to tirely different effect is' given.' Me-| frequently do, the baleony and the are ; sfeieecsuiee, Aaa: Heart Trouble Call Pattern No, 8752, Ladies' Coat| erandstand are opposite each other, ' se Sa ee f Suit In 8 sizés, 34 to 48 bugt.|and the Victoria Memorial becomes ; Price 25 cents. one flutter of waving handkerchiefs. These patterns may be obtained ae one aes e eum ies : 4 . m from your local McCall dealer, 7 esha Se canse s Wapaenetng i Goma! Se ish ent not from the McCall Co, 70 Bond St.,{ty London's urchins, who may be found so com~ Toronto; Dept. W, " trusted to find the best point of van- j th } rT Og : tage if there jis a show on. - pletel iam wg ia TB REIT as P It is wel] that the structure is of cer eas «- a8 "Se a te pf ogerston ts maps ie marble and almost indestructible! ee Pan Se tM we iviidnial | eae OS a Wes 'ay me re "There s @ Reason ; the aige 'of 80 ie -- Onily one-third of the world's pop- ands Food Bor ee eens | ainard'e Kinimons Cures Colts, fa --_ ee oo Bie 2 ae of aa abe by. Children Love rape-Nuts The natural con- stituents of barley and. .« : L wheat, sweet ~ , Mi. 'ly ened by sugar Moons" developed from the grains them- selves in the making, of this famous food, rovide a true. building nour- ene RELIEVED wari , res dee : = Sos} Fertility Needed Now ime =, OR HONEY REFUNDED. ASK ANY DRUGGIST The heavy war production demands have taken a 1} or wrlt3 tyman-Knox Co., Montceal, P.0, Price 600. Remember the ragve as it might not be seen again out of your land. Remember your soil's fertility fs your capital, -- Don't let it go. Food crop requirements will undoubtedly remain, heavy for some years longer. Invest in r . "Shur-Gain" -- £ Fertilizer nee * Dur expert chemists compound them only, on 'actual Ne : ledge of O i \ 3, N 'er what y g he oe sunscald to appear' on apple and drops of Siether Scigel's Curative dition ear te ng Wear rrope to wilh to pravise ree nar COR: suggest a papa i ee Fertiiast tna is Retna to be kh Beavitt oe t tot vo) other smooth bark trees, Better put Syrap after meals sets digestion paying Investnion i Tisoe anust btay firm for t Faulty digestion causes the Beneration of gases im the stomach which iaflate and press down on the heart and interfere with its regular action, causi faintness and pain. 15 to 3 MONEY ORDERS Send a Dominion Bxpress Money Order, They are payable everywhere. ' Bright warm days in winter cause a board, cornfodder, or wire screen on! 4 Hadad pe pews the heprtto § : i. i the south-west ide of the trees to ee ee ee ee grayoid uasertain delivary by" w ting for prices 'an Ry J : to-da: ue SASSO Cea ean nee {Os a sooth oye | SBUNNS LIMITED WEST TORONTO, since Tintnetit Ones Distempes | _ ISSUE No. inl9 q ulation uses bread Jas a daily food,